The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-09
IT. THE COCAINE HABIT: 81
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When cocaine Was discovered the
medical world exclaimed thank
heaven"
But useful as II Is. It is also dam
Eerous, especially when its use is yer
Ner;ej from the deadening Of pain for
surgical operations 10 the stimulation
and destruction OF the human BODY.
It's first effects are sonthinr and cap
Uvaiinc, hut tlie thrallion is ihe most
horrible slavery known TO humanity.
J. l.. stephens. VI. H.. Of Lebanon,
o. WAS interviewed by orr reporter
Yesterday ~ the Grand Hotel. and
during the CONVERSATION the doctor
said The cncsine habit i n thou
sand times vorS than the morphine
EDd opium habits, and YOU would h.,
a>;Oai>hej." h- said. iii Won knew
how tighGuliy the hAbi; i inc.eaS-
ing
What are its ~cfTects-'
"lrI> the worst constitution wreckcr
~ known. Il ruins the liver and
kidneys IN halia wear. and when this
Wo. Is done Il3e ~;r,usesi coustitu-
Lor soon suCUuml~." .
10 Won know =: Dr.. CndcrhiIl's
case here in Cincinnati: ."
That ieadin. physician who be-
came y victim al the cuCainc haD-
ii? Ics. His cas-. was 4 very sal
one. but tho hahi: can bs cured.
l have rescued many a man from a
worS'' condition."
What, worse than Or. Under
hills"
"InGecl, sir, far so. Justin VI.
Hail, 4. NJ. VI. H.. president OF
the state Eo..rl of Iehih 81 Iowa,
and - famed Practitioner. and Alex
auder Neil. N. H.. professor Of sur
gerry in tle COlumUu u Medical Col
leSe, anil president OF the Academy
OF Medicine. = man widely known,
Rev. W. J.. Clancy, OF indianapolis,
lid from personal c~Xpcrience in
opium; eating, cts. 4 tell you of the
kind OF success our form OF treat
men: wins. and so ran II. c. Wilson,
f"r':erly Ct Cincinnati, WHO is now
associated with me"
Would YOU miIui letting our read
erS into tie secret OF your methods
We'll, youn: man. YOU surely
have a good bit OF assurance 10 ask
a al TO give his business away TO
tic public: but I won't wholly dis
appoint you. have treated ov-r
5000 patients. In common with
many eminent physicians. | for years
made 4 close study OF the effects OF
tnc habits on the system and tho
or..ans which they mos; severely
attack. Dr. Hall, Or. Neil and
Mr. Wilson, whom I have men
toned, and hundreds Of others
equally a. expert, made nianv SIM
IIIr experiments on their own be-
half. We each found that these drugs
wCrECd most GeSirlCtivc.y in the
EiiueNs and liver: iu fact, finally
destroyed them. Il vas then appar-
ell; that TO care SO;'i toe effected
Until those oTgJuS could lie restored
10 health. We recently exhausted
Tie cu;lre range VI medical science,
experimenting with all known Tenn
e'iicS ior these organs. and as the
result OF these Close investigations VIC
AL substantially agreed, through iol-
lowing different lines OF inquiry. that
the most reliable scientific
ton was Warncr's safe cure. This
WAS the second point in the Giscov-
cry. The tlIrd wlS our own pri-
V2'- form OF treatment, which, OF
course, Ne do no; G~ivuige TO the pub
l'c- Every CaSe that We have treated
first with Warmers safe cure, then
with u own private treatment, and
followed up again with Warmers safe
cure Tor \ lev weeks, las been sue
ce>siul. These habits can't be cured
without using II. because the habit
IA HouriSIcd aTl Sustained in the
liver and kidneys. The habit a
tc kept up in moderation, however.
II Tree ne I've also made. AZ the same
time. OF that great remedy"
es, II Is a world famed and
justly celebrated specific. Like many
other physicians, | usei TO dcride the
C!sims made for it. lu: | know row
f"T = fact that il is the worlds great
est blessing. having sovereign power
over hitherto inCurablc diseases al
the kidneys and liver, and when I
Aave said that, young man, | have
said nearly everything, Tor most dis
cases original" in. or are aggravated
ty, a dcprsSed condition OF the Kid
Tcv.."
People do not realize this. 10.
cause, singular as it NAV seem. the
Kidneys may lie in a very advanced
sage OF decomposition. and vet.
owing 10 the fac; that there are but
n few nerves OF s~eusatioH IN them.
the subject will not e~xpcfience much
ram therein. On tins account thou
sands Of people die every year Of
kidney disease unknovingIy. They
have so-cai ed disorders OF i.re head.
a the heart and lungs and stomach,
ard treat them in vain. for the real
cause of their misery IS derangei
Kidneys, and il they were restored
{" health the other disorders would
soon disarpcat."
pr. Stphens's experience. that can
he confirmed ly many Thousands
whom tie bSs treated. sdds only more
emphasis 10 the experience OF many
hundreds Of thousands all over the
world. that the remedy nc reiers 10
u "Iihou; n doubt the most benz
hcent discovery ~ given TO human
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